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Issue of
Dec 4, 2017 - Feb 5, 2018
Health & Home
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![Stop Hiding From Stress]()
![As a family business, Shaver Farms relies on the varied talents of co-owners Lori Mayfield (second from left) and Charlene Shaver, as well as Shaver's sons Matthew (left) and Tom.]()
![A Blanket Cure?]()
![Homework Woes]()
![Yoga Plus]()
![Benefits Package]()
![Mt. Spokane Ski Patrol members respond to about 250 calls for help on the slopes each year.]()
![The Gateway Bridge is expected to open in September 2018. The Catalyst project (inset) aims to bring more health care businesses to the University District.]()
![Do you have a story idea? Share it with Editor Anne McGregor at annem@inlander.com.]()
![Personalized care is somewhat of a health care buzzword lately, says Carey Guhlke-Falk, a spokeswoman for Lincoln Hospital. But in rural communities like Davenport, the nurses, doctors, and health care professionals on staff often know their patients very well.]()
![John R. White chairs WSU-Spokane’s Department of Pharmacotherapy.]()
![Join in the Movement]()
![Winning With Walnuts]()
![Jojo Rabbit]()
Jojo Rabbit @ The Kenworthy
Sat., Jan. 25, 4:15-6 & 7-9 p.m. and Sun., Jan. 26, 4:15-6 & 7-9 p.m.
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